The Fender Mustang Bass is a mainstay for bassist who might be…smaller. The Fender Player Series Mustang PJ bass is just that, a short-scale bass with P-bass and Jazz bass pickups that give it a killer sound to go along with its feel.

The Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb uses digital processing power to make a lightweight, bedroom friendly amp while maintaining the classic sound of the tube-driven Deluxe Reverb.

The Surfybear Compact is a two-channel real-deal analog spring reverb unit. Yep, there are real springs in there. Specifically, it boasts an original Accutronics® type-8 spring reverb pan.

Every once in awhile, the guitar internet goes wild over a certain delay pedal that often goes on sale for a remarkable rate. We’re in the midst of one of those times.

One of the most well-known devices from Earthquaker devices, the Afterneath is an “enhanced otherworldy reverberator” that’s unlike anything else I’ve played.

Once again, I’ve updated my Starcaster wiring. This time, with coil splits, the ability to go out of phase, and the ability to go all parallel.

After a few years with Jazzmaster stock pickups (modeled after ’65 pickups), I finally decided to upgrade! This time, I decided I wanted to try the newest Jazzmaster pickups from Lollar, the Blademaster!

The Diving Belles is a dual overdrive/distortion pedal by Bookworm Effects!

Why would I put my new Fender Mustang Bass through a Strymon Iridium? Because I don’t have a lot of choices, okay!!

Designed with SNL guitarist Jared Scharff, the Kangra by Walrus Audio is a gated fuzz in the style of the Kay Fuzz Tone with a diverse, independent filter circuit.